have a flat bed in md?
02-27-06, 11:45 AM
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have a flat bed in md?
Iv been trying to get my car running for a while now.
Decided its time to give up and take it to the shop
its running, but my cooling system is still F'd so I don’t want to drive it
Does anyone have a flatbed I could borrow to tow it to the mechanic?
I have a big van with a hitch so I can tow it myself and am willing to compensate you for helping me out
I’m in MD near Rockville, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Glenmont
---live off Randolph rd, Georgia ave, Connecticut ave for reference (zip 20906)
if anyone near by could help out I would greatly appreciate the favor
Decided its time to give up and take it to the shop
its running, but my cooling system is still F'd so I don’t want to drive it
Does anyone have a flatbed I could borrow to tow it to the mechanic?
I have a big van with a hitch so I can tow it myself and am willing to compensate you for helping me out
I’m in MD near Rockville, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Glenmont
---live off Randolph rd, Georgia ave, Connecticut ave for reference (zip 20906)
if anyone near by could help out I would greatly appreciate the favor
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went with a uhaul and got their "auto transport"
when I got it home my car was to low to fit onto the ramps (its not lowered, though it is an old car so it probably dropped at least a little due to wear)
had to build myself a ramp up to their ramps, and then take it with me to the shop so I could get it back off
never towed anything before, the van is already 4 rows so to throw that on the back all the sudden I’m driving something huge
really wasn’t that bad, as long as you don’t need to back up...
when I got it home my car was to low to fit onto the ramps (its not lowered, though it is an old car so it probably dropped at least a little due to wear)
had to build myself a ramp up to their ramps, and then take it with me to the shop so I could get it back off
never towed anything before, the van is already 4 rows so to throw that on the back all the sudden I’m driving something huge
really wasn’t that bad, as long as you don’t need to back up...
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Originally Posted by jgathome
went with a uhaul and got their "auto transport"
when I got it home my car was to low to fit onto the ramps (its not lowered, though it is an old car so it probably dropped at least a little due to wear)
had to build myself a ramp up to their ramps, and then take it with me to the shop so I could get it back off
never towed anything before, the van is already 4 rows so to throw that on the back all the sudden I’m driving something huge
really wasn’t that bad, as long as you don’t need to back up...
when I got it home my car was to low to fit onto the ramps (its not lowered, though it is an old car so it probably dropped at least a little due to wear)
had to build myself a ramp up to their ramps, and then take it with me to the shop so I could get it back off
never towed anything before, the van is already 4 rows so to throw that on the back all the sudden I’m driving something huge
really wasn’t that bad, as long as you don’t need to back up...
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